The Greatest Game 1872 - The Elektrit Conspiracy

The Greatest Game 1872 - The Elektrit Conspiracy

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Description

A Game Noir espionage thriller set in an alternative 1872, presented as an interactive story game with role-playing elements. Make skill-based decisions in locally branching dialogue. Not a novel to read. A chamber piece to play.

Platforms

Windows

Last sync

September 26, 2026

About

The Greatest Game 1872: The Elektrit Conspiracy

A Game Noir espionage thriller set in an alternative 1872, presented as an interactive story game with role-playing elements.

Story

The war between the Caribbean Free States and the United States is over.
But the peace is fragile.

While American President Victoria Woodhull pushes for reconciliation and a new world order, new power blocs are forming in Europe.
Prussia and a communist France are moving toward confrontation.
In between: the democratic Rhine Confederation.

In Frankfurt, the Confederation’s glittering metropolis, life unfolds between salons, gambling houses, and diplomacy.

In St. Paul’s Church, a conference is set to decide the future of Europe.
But the signs are clear: an assassination attempt is coming.

Can the agents Fayola Dumas and Raul Cortez prevent it?
And whose game is the Prussian countess really playing?

Not a novel to read.
A chamber piece to play.

Features

  • Interactive storytelling with skill-based decisions
  • Locally branching dialogue design
  • Focus on story and visual presentation
  • Hand-drawn visual style
  • High narrative and visual quality

Developed by

  • Fabian Rudzinski – Lead Designer Drakensang and Drakensang: The River of Time
  • Buntspecht & Rabe Softwaremanufaktur
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